Holiday Rental Honfleur – Boudin Cottage – France
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Delightful 17th Century Cottage in Honfleur.
Posted by on February 12, 2011
Boudin Cottage Honfleur
The cottage is the birthplace of famous French impressionist painter Eugene Boudin (born 1824). It is situated in a quiet area of the old town, only 4 minutes walk from the picturesque ancient port, which is now a marina for large and small luxury yachts and some preserved wooden boats. The port is surrounded by interesting shops, art galleries, restaurants and Saturday market. The cottage is tastefully decorated and comprises 2 double bedrooms, living roomdiner, shower room, WC, luxurious fully equipped fitted kitchen (recently installed) with electric oven, hob, fridge, washing machine, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee machine and plenty of matching crockery, cutlery and glasses. It has full central heating and equipped with TV, DVD player and radio. There are pretty views through the front windows across Honfleur to the hills beyond.
Description House
53 sqm, 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, 1 Bathroom, 1 Separate WC
Rates per property €340 – €630/week
GBP Conversion – Estimated £272 – £504/week
The Honfleur’s streets in the early twentieth century
Posted by on January 22, 2011
Postcards from Honfleur
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Honfleur Markets
Posted by on January 21, 2011
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Traditional Market: Every Saturday morning – Place Sainte Catherine and cours des Fossées.Bio Market: Every Wednesday morning – Place Sainte Catherine. This market is unique in the region, you can discover regional producers offering a wide variety of products from organic farming.
The Fish Market: From Thursday to Sunday morning – Jetée de Transit.
The Night Market: Every Wednesday evening in July / August – Cours des Fosses
150th Day Marine – June 12 and 13, 2011 in Honfleur
Posted by on January 18, 2010
150th Day Marine – June 12 and 13, 2011.
Event in 2011, the city celebrates its 150th Maritime Day Marine.
Since 1861, the “Seafarer, ” gather the weekend of Pentecost around the Blessing of the Sea on Sunday and the pilgrimage to Our Lady of Grace on Monday.
This procession is the highlight of the weekend, ship models are brought to the chapel of the Côte de Grâce.
The whole city is decked for the occasion and the boats are in bloom.
This year, in addition to the events of Pentecost, many annual events take to the sea theme:
Chronic Nomads, the Boudin Museum’s temporary exhibition, the exhibition was to granaries Sel …
